KP Pipe Conveyor System

The KP Pipe Belt Conveyor is a special type of conveyors developed on the basis of the through belt conveyor. We usually use six idlers to form a regular polygon idler group to force the conveyor belt to form a circle.

1. Mining Industry

• Materials Handled: Coal, copper concentrate, iron ore, gold ore, bauxite, and limestone.
• Purpose: Transport valuable or hazardous materials without spillage. Navigate challenging terrain and protect materials from contamination.
• Example: Transporting copper concentrate from mine sites to processing plants.

2. Cement and Building Materials

• Materials Handled: Gypsum, clinker, limestone, fly ash, and aggregates.
• Purpose: Efficiently move materials to and from cement kilns or stockyards. Maintain material integrity by shielding it from external elements.
• Example: Transporting gypsum from quarries to cement plants.

3. Power Generation

• Materials Handled: Coal, fly ash, and biomass.
• Purpose: Deliver fuel to power plants with minimal environmental impact. Handle fly ash removal and transport in a clean, sealed system.
• Example: Coal transport in eco-sensitive zones.

4. Steel and Metal Industries

• Materials Handled: Iron ore, coke, and slag.
• Purpose: Prevent spillage and protect high-value materials during transport. Ensure clean and efficient movement to processing facilities.
• Example: Moving iron ore pellets from ports to steel plants.

5. Environmental and Waste Management

• Materials Handled: Waste materials, municipal solid waste (MSW), and slag.
• Purpose: Enclose odorous or hazardous materials to prevent environmental contamination. Transport waste for recycling, incineration, or landfilling.
• Example: Transporting waste from urban areas to treatment plants.

6. Chemical and Fertilizer Industries

• Materials Handled: Sulfur, phosphates, potash, and urea.
• Purpose: Safely transport fine or reactive chemicals without exposure to air. Reduce losses and contamination risks during handling.
• Example: Moving potash from storage to blending units.

7. Port and Marine Terminals

• Materials Handled: Grain, ores, coal, and other bulk commodities.
• Purpose: Transfer materials from ship unloaders to stockpiles or storage silos. Protect cargo from wind and rain during transfer operations.
• Example: Transporting coal from a port terminal to inland stockyards.

8. Environmentally Sensitive Areas

• Materials Handled: Various bulk materials.
• Purpose: Transport materials through eco-sensitive areas like forests, rivers, or urban zones. Minimize environmental impact with enclosed and spill-proof systems.
• Example: Limestone transport through protected wildlife areas.